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cardiovascular disease

vr.tr.cardiovascular-disease · XCT.STA

Let an agent give general, non-diagnostic information about cardiovascular disease, emergency signs first, and route people to health professionals.

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Research draft, second pass

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Researched by: Claude

Purpose and description

Let an agent give general, non-diagnostic information about cardiovascular disease, emergency signs first, and route people to health professionals.

A class of diseases affecting the heart or blood vessels, including coronary heart disease, stroke, hypertension-related disease, peripheral artery disease and rarer conditions such as vascular tumours; the leading cause of death worldwide.

What it is for: A group of medical conditions diagnosed and treated by health professionals.

It can be call emergency services for heart attack or stroke signs; check blood pressure and risk factors; follow prevention guidance; access rehabilitation.

Distinguishing features

Heart and blood vessel diseases

Leading cause of death

Largely preventable risk factors

Emergencies need fast action

What it looks like

Not visible externally; symptoms vary by condition.

How it is recognised

Conditions such as stroke or coronary disease

Risk calculators

Vascular tumours are rare members

Related models

is a kind of - category

disease

includes - subclass

heart disease

is treated by - professionals

cardiologist and vascular specialist

is prevented by - prevention

risk factor control

In practice

Families and kinds

coronary heart disease

cerebrovascular disease and stroke

hypertensive disease

peripheral artery disease

venous thromboembolism

rare vascular tumours

Identifiers

ICD-11 chapter 11 diseases of the circulatory system

Standards and regulation

WHO HEARTS technical package

ESC and AHA/ACC guidelines

Failure modes and hazards

Delaying care for stroke or heart attack

Diagnosis by an agent

Stopping medication without advice

Also called

cardiovascular neoplasmintravenous leiomyomatosispulmonary vein leiomyosarcomauterus intravascular leiomyomatosiscardiovascular system symptomcirculatory collapseblood vessel infectionvascular collapseautoimmune disease of cardiovascular systemmicroangiopathyautoimmune atherosclerosiscapillary diseasepulmonary vascular diseasecardiovascular tuberculosismale genital organ vascular diseasecardiovascular syphilisembolism and thrombosiscardiovascular disorder in pregnancyvasoneurosisrare circulatory system diseasepericardium diseasecardiovascular disease in womencirculatory insufficiencyDiabetic complications cardiovascularCardiovascular driftvascular diseaseRoemheld syndromeoccupational cardiovascular diseasepulmonary vein stenosispseudoaneurysmOrtner's syndromepulmonic stenosisabrupt coronary no flowblood circulation disordercardiovascular abnormalitycongenital anomaly of cardiovascular systemIntradural pseudoaneurysmgenetic vascular diseaseangiodysplasia of intestinevascular stasis

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Where this came from

wikidata · CC0 1.0

Source repository Registry entry point

Also registered as vr.tr.cardiovascular-disease

Drafted structure

Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.

Emergency Signs first.

Speed saves lives.

Signs

Heart attack and stroke.

Signs

Emergency signs.

  1. Are there signs of heart attack or stroke that need emergency services now? boundary
  2. What is the local emergency number? action

First aid

CPR.

First aid

First aid.

  1. How are CPR and a defibrillator used if someone collapses? action
  2. Where is the nearest defibrillator? action
Prevention Risk factors.

Much is preventable.

Risk

Factors.

Risk

Risk factors.

  1. Which risk factors can be checked, such as blood pressure? measurement
  2. What does official guidance recommend? provenance

Screening

Checks.

Screening

Health checks.

  1. Is a health check available? action
  2. Who is eligible? boundary
Care Treatment.

Care is professional.

Diagnosis

Tests.

Diagnosis

Diagnosis.

  1. Which tests might a doctor use? definition
  2. How can someone get assessed? action

Rehabilitation

Recovery.

Rehab

Rehabilitation.

  1. Is cardiac or stroke rehabilitation available? action
  2. How is it accessed? action
Information Understanding.

Reliable information helps.

Types

Conditions.

Types

Condition types.

  1. Which condition is meant? definition
  2. Which specific entry fits? action

Statistics

Burden.

Statistics

Statistics.

  1. How common is it, according to which source? measurement
  2. For which population and year? provenance

What the second pass must settle

  • Should subclasses be separate entries?
  • How should emergency numbers be localised?
  • How should risk calculators be linked?
Draft as JSON